Medical university to come up in Jodhpur
Press Trust of India | June 24, 2023 | 10:50 PM IST | 1 min read
CM Ashok Gehlot announced the establishment of Marwar Medical University in this year's budget speech.
JAIPUR: The Rajasthan government has announced to open a medical university in Jodhpur and made a provision of Rs 35 crore for the first phase of its work, an official statement said on Saturday. Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot had announced to open the Marwar Medical University in this year's budget speech.
He has approved Rs 35 crore for the work of the first phase of the university. After the utilisation of this amount, an additional budget provision has also been agreed upon. Total Rs 499.86 crore will be spent on the establishment of the university in three phases. In another decision, Gehlot approved the proposal to open a new homoeopathic college in Bharatpur.
Approval was also given for the creation of 30 new posts for the operation of the college. Also, the state government has sanctioned Rs 54.33 crore for providing scooties to 6,250 people with disabilities. The official spokesperson said a total of 6,250 scooties will be purchased with this amount. These vehicles will be retrofitted so that those using them do not have to bear additional expenses later.
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